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To share or not to share
A man who seldom shares his private life on WeChat, China's largest messaging app, has got himself into trouble.
Known only as Fan, who lives in Hanyang, Central China's Hubei province, the man received a final notice from his girlfriend "to share it or break up".
The girlfriend felt she was not taken seriously in their relationship as Fan never shared her photo with his friends on WeChat.
But the low-key insurance salesman, said he did not like sharing his private life on the app, which he only thought of as a work platform, according to the Wuhan Evening News.
Fan was planning to take his girlfriend home to meet his parents and further discuss wedding issues during the Qingming Festival, but he didn't make it!
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